Couple's Unique Plan to Share a Coffin Sparks Conversation About Funeral Costs

In a small town in the US, a unique couple, Rick and Carissa Perrin, have made headlines for their unconventional approach to pre-planning their funerals. Instead of opting for separate caskets, they've decided to share one, aiming to save money. "We're basically looking for the cheapest deal that we can possibly get," Carissa explains. Their decision highlights the significant financial burden of funeral costs, which average around $7,000 and double every 12 years. The video shows the couple interacting with a funeral director, who initially seems surprised but ultimately respects their choice. "Looking at how they want to do it, I think they're a very cheap couple," the director comments, showcasing the emotional contrast between the couple's resourcefulness and the societal expectations. The story of Rick and Carissa serves as a reminder of the importance of pre-planning and the financial realities of end-of-life arrangements.

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